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1952 Cent Lamination - Retained Metal

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Another 1970's roll-hunting find. Two pieces of the metal folded over before striking.

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Nice one!

That smaller piece under the second "A" looks like it folded post-strike. I'm not sure about the rest.
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Very cool!!
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Agree post-strike fold. But a great find, good eye!
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There are no impressions of the denticles on the folded piece. The denticles along the rim are not deformed, they were struck with the piece already folded back.
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